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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07
GRANBURY.
California Fever SIN Raging-The Jai
Birds Make Good Their Escape.


Birds Mako Good Their Escape.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
GRANBURY. TEX, Nov. 3 -Californis
fever IS still raging throughout Hood
county. An excursion numbering twenty
I'VE persons leitfor Fort Worth Yesterday,
10 take the regular excursion 10 Cali
iofnia MIST Of this population are from
around Granbury, and all bound for the
same place. Most everybody from here
gees direct 10 Fresno county, where a
sood-sizsd colony from this county have
settled. While some good people leave
mere, the county is getting rid Of some
aard population, and makes more room
i0f better class of citizens, wAo are ail-
ing 81! vacancies made. This emigra-
tiOn iFom Hood county might be con-
sIOeo BY some to be the effect of hard
uaes, but 1t cannot be this fault alto
se1nef' There is more money in ciTcula-
~ aoA here than in four years previous, ard
u' ms )rity OF our reliable class Of farm
sts are doing we'll and not discussing
hard times.
GianOury'S building boom is gradually
Hseaklng cut. Specifications sre being
glsWn for several foe residences and
'-Ise or four good business houses.
y! mr. a. S, Thomas, cashier OF the Fir"t
asuonsl Bank, is undergoing very seri-
Uas stack of dengue this week. His
PHYSICIAN thinks tast his chances al
1VT favorable for recovery.
@Asson and L win, who broke ISL h7
awlng through the iron cage in their cell
S sau liberated themselves Monday night,
lave not been hes,d from since their de
sattafe, and viii no doubt make cue
ssss IN their escape, though our sherihs
NC NC saving nothing undone to capture
lie fsgitiTes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07
GAINESVILLE,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to The Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Nov. 6-Lssi
night abous l o'clock Bill Taylor and jim
Kelly, negroes, tecame involved in q
quarrel over gambling debt, during
which Taylor shot Kelly seriously, once
through the arm and once through the
neck. Taylor was arrested and jailed.
To-day Deputy Sheriff Apperson went
out to Charley Rumrill's place and ar
rested one Train, a negro, who Is wanted
in Vernon, Wilbarger county, to answer
to charge cattle stealing. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07

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and bladder, fever scd 3 gee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH, TEXAS MONDAY. NOVEMBER T.

dignity, can errogate TO itself the power
of disposing of real estate without the
form Of law. A decree without notice
would be treated So nullity, ana so
must sale of land be treated which hiss
been made without en- order or decree CT
court, though it may have satisfied the
sale. The Court erred in giving the
charge complained OF, and for this error
the Judgment can not stand. Reversed
ard remsnded. Acker, J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07
nnmmisainn of Appeals.

Ike Casey VS.. E. G. Haur.ck; error
from Falls. Suit BY appellee against sp-
pellant to recover fifty acres OF land.
Tenants and their priyles in blood and es'
tate are IS a usual rule estopped from
contesting the title of their landlord ss
long as they hold the possession origin
ally derived from him. The tenant may
however, show that the landlords title
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07
AN OUTLINE OF THE SERIES
l.. SELFMADE NILLIONALRES.

I. SELFMADE NILLIONALRES.
aadher fight
o n Geareso q dbookm ~ ~ ~
II. MLLLIONAIRES
tn 3 @ s s and G a ada bis
#SassAhdV ~
H. SOME MODERN MDASES.
o O It's Forum
aq1dTfd milton dollars and
Int Stanford Fair
mnoP sndn -
". MLLLIONALRES TROUBLES.
al and Eor4eL
r andC rocker have6 enu n house ~ ~ ~
7. HABITS OF MLLLTONALRES.
Ven Ia ssandW Fork
THE CHARITIES OF Rich
n har en array MGion.
tons,e " n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S " ~ ~
VII THE HOBBIES OF RICH MEN.
Som Pleasure escGnl lgod.
Land
Ra os rGn men ana the fortunes they spend on them
VII. THE HOMES OF MILLIONAIRES.
IN
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a Crue O. nm Irome%
ioHaIeW AZTEC an ~ " ~ ~ "
Y. THE WILLS OF MILLIONALRES
SOueC u9OuS IN chi 4uuesH ae Bend ppo~dOt
lmooe
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FORT WORTH GAZETTE,
PPEAR IN TIL

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07

Dslicste diseases of either sex,
suNeVef iaducedy speedily and radically
TNS iI Address, in Conscience, Worlds
\ n nssFy Medical 4ssociatfon, Rufalcs
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07
TX. THE LU1URIES OF RICH MEN.

CTGSuSS
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Dostothce at Fort Worth. Tex
Monday, November I, 1887. To obtain any of
these letters, the applicant must call for
advertised letters" and give the date OF the
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26

The TRIBUTE 10 the memory Of the
Rev. Jo,sph Dare, 81 Newark n. K.
church, yesterday Afternoon, BY his
brothers In the ministry. was . spouts-
neous and graceful Offering that cannot
fall 70 be appreciated By the many
friends Of the deoeAsed throughout the
entire State. The peculiar circum
stAnoss attending his dssth lent sddi-
,ionAl interest 10 tbs s,lemn and i'm
pressive scene, and the large attendance
o! people, some OF whom he'd come
many miles, atnsted their love for him
Who lsid calm and cold In the embrace
Of death. All Who spoke we're well &C.
quainted with the man Who had been
stricken down % suddsnly, and each
not only gave his tsstim ony to the sAl
OF the deceased in the cause, bat also
that In oil their connection With him
they had always fouad him ready and
vi ling TO answer ths sum % ons. wAioh
called hin from labor to reward. Hs
vas faithful to the end, aud even king
or prince might envy the hncere tribute
paid to his memory yesterday, In the
humble and unpretentious little church
In Newark.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
."BEEHivE,"
3O8 MARKETS ST.
The cToxn|ng Bargains Of
The Season,

60 pieces Of Dress Goods, that
has been free selling stuff at sec.
Q yard this week, now to 90 p
S1fc; q large variety Of sty' a.. =
just bought by accident.
We have about 30 pie a. mon,
Of the 35c. Dress q .,ods IT, ,Sa,
we're in our last ayertisemen,
stEs Aing bsrp ,Ain.
Ihe way Jur Stripe Silk Vel
sets nave been cut the past few
Gays Aows the ladies appreciate
tne goods st q little more than
fAlf rrice.
( We still give you An opportu
nifty, for one week, to buy q
White Wool Blanket tor 4l.95 8
Ipair. II you are as eager as YOU
ought to be for them they will
not last Us that long.
| l bale of Gray Twilled Elan.
mel, 2sc. goods. Your chance at
the m now for leo. = yard. Don \
wait too lorg and then mourn
lyour loss because they were ali
sold
A full supp ly of Demore st Pat
terms.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26

We coMMsND the effort being made
to orz.n rs singing schools or classes In
a d ,rsnt sections Of the cisy, and we
shouId be pleased u the movement
would extend 10 every school dissFics
In our Sa.e. To sing well 10 quite %
rress an accom- plishmeus o 70 plsy
veil on the plano or sny other tnstfu-
ment. The young people should GER.
tsinIy understand this, And not refuse
to take lessons when invited 70 DO %.
There 10 no better method OF passing
tins plsaan,ly when alone or In COM
pany. We therefore commend the
singing class, and hope that the desire
10 Join one may become universal. In.
deed, We think that the art OF sipgtug 9
should be taught In ell Of the public
schools. The exercise would enliven
the mind and give visor 70 The body.
Every child would Be quite - much
benefited by learning TO slng - By
iesrning TO read. write or cipher. The
vocal exercise would not, no sever, In.
tertere with any other Lesson, and there
fore We commend its adoption. Singing
forms an Important part OF service Ia
the church on the Sabbath, and there ID
no good reason that the srt should moi
b, moro generally cultivated.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
WAuAaAKaw'

Elder.down Fiannels, polka dot figures,
81 in, u.
Same, zig gag stripes, "a IN. Csc.
Same, solid colors, SO In, 75 and s5c.
Elder down stripes, separated by striPei
of plain, 65e.
saxon, striped and Plaid el,5o and
61c.
!spec..al lot Fancy Striped Flannel, 81 IT,
37Kc .,..
Printed Stripes and Figured French flan
nels, 65 and Toe.
Cream Flannel, embroidered with car
dinAl, black. pink, light blue, medium
blue, or cream silk in pea-s.ze dots
$l.75.
Infants Coating Flannel; a substantial
stuff: heavy yarn, snugly twisted, snug
ly woven; various checks. some OF then
In very delicate colors, Sc.
A lower grade, 60c. - =.
Jersey Flannel, stripes and checks; A. u
75c.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
reay,nE Thstr Doom

CHICAGO, Oct % Preparations IRE
already being silently mads for the
great anti Anarchist drama OF the 1itf
Of NoveD Der. Already orders have
been given, 1t is said, to the mem bers
Of the Second Illinois National Guard
that they will be required to be on duty
for full week, or perhaps longer, prior
10 Novem Der IL, as their armory, OF
wherever else their services may be re
quired. The probability 10 that the
First Regiment will be called upon u
do the same. II is understood, how
ever, that neither OF the regiments will
be called from their respective armories
unless In the case u absolute need. II
10 also stated on authority that the en-.
tire beck on which the county jail and
the criminal couft building are loca'ed
will be cor6ore ed with polic., and all ths
North Ozark street buildings sbut'ina
on the jail will be guarded with po'toe
| officers, aud no one allowed TO enter
i them until after the execution OF the
! condemned man.
On the morning OF the day during
which there shall be probability Of
the United States Supreme Courts de
cision arriving In this city, probAblJ
Thursday morning, the guard on th,
condemned will be doubled or perhaps
treblsd, and the freedom which the
have hitherto enjoyed will be materiall]
cuttailed No ona will be allowed 4
visit them 81 all. This latter preos n
tion will be taken 10 avoid the possi
b!ltty OF any one furnishing thu prison
era With poison or other means Of sui
eide
Quite . sensation was cauged TO da
Amora the inmates Of the women's dt
partment OF the jail by an official r,
quest that they help make the shroud
and Gaps TO be used at the execution o
the condemned seven. Some OF the IL
N stes were willing TO do the work re
quired, and were even anxious TO pa
ticipsta In ths ghastly task, bat c,he,
wers strongly opposed to rendering an
aid. and these formed 30 large part
the inmates that 10 may be necessary ,
have the work done outside the jAi
Toe material-white, unbieached mu
lln-bas already been purchased. E,c
shroud will be shaped like . bag, onl
! with holes ut both ends and qathere
closely at the top TIE hoods will |
half yard In width aud about q
same len nRth, gathered together at Il
, top, which viii be about ten inoh,
across. The mstsrisl 10 cut into Il
. necessary shape and laoks nothing b,
: tae stitches, that vera asked b day
the motley crowd OF WON On MALE faoto
confined In the same prison with Il
!. desth sentenced AnAxohistA.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26

THE AGENTS OF the Dayton Hedge
Company are making fsr progress In
procuring 81 absorption TO the stock, and
1t is gratifying to and that 50 many OF
the farmers are ready TO adop. this
hedge 10 divide and en- close their felds.
All who wish TO share In the prohs de-
rived from the proposed organization
should send their names 10 either Mr..
Hersey or Mr.. Jobnson With IS listle
delay ss possible. Any hesitation may
result in loss. ss 10 other States the
companies have declared dividends and
the original stock holders absolutely got
their mile OF fence wishou. any cost
whatever. 10 other words, the invest.
ment yielded over g per cent. on the
whole amount, sho wing that there wa
prcfis ~ we'll rs utility in the patent
hedge.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
fusLio sALu

|pUBLlO SALE or or.J
NJ, Isom. Pon,, ell. W. s,iSssen,s s,ie ,ss, . al
| SAruSDAY, OCTOBER
| dwelling No. L s,,n,. n
-, III ,is,o, iot Is feet r. .onn.,. j
sn ~, ,i.nt, PACK and a, by ~
ee ,eet iront BY 80 sds ~. :"
AoV, ia Id On " .set d,,N aaia
kAs. bath And ten 60, v.,,s wa
u, 70 z ~ I'll modern iT'n, in1 nv. I,
feet ~ corner T.t,bu Ter bu,,e;,l IVY 4
1roons .ot,by Is i.s,- -ta e..d sad Y
usr and bath, win uuep, 70,
W. -; lot run ciss re- % nods-
<,tn o,hsy,, a,,sy, with iisat ta.r,s,s: ~: = I,
4 No. .. A two ,,o,vh
holoining ID fs,, fr1n, ~, 49,, sio'n
. 70 q "a. wide alley ,is,,nliaF b
common with ether, N1'''isd v
,so. NC, :. a lot Of rcuud. ,,,,,,.
} ssehee. se betwsen Clayton a,S ,,s''t, y,
and Directly in resi n, soa Ia
' ,eet 'front.' by lto feet d, ~ =, a,.sIllii
lots of IS feet each ''p' @ss
a ~, Iot NO S, si'pa,. n, e..
! ~, 900 avn avenue, 70 0. IA "a !. !. r |.
.oIs; ocmnencing At WOOD III.
selling w.tu fronls on sis,...s.a msa Y
Il Lsims easy ADD mad. a s,os :
sale. sor further p.,t,.nssa ausa
oiess the uadersigned. y
L.. ". stidham Il Son. Ipn,.s ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26

TEE ATTENDANCE at the Constitu-
donsl Rsform meeting 10 the Opera
House last evening was nothing like %
large ss It should have been, and shows
that although this 10 the most import.
ant matter presented 10 the people for
years, there is an apathy or their part
shat Is will be hard to over ,ome. II the
propsr interest was taken In this mat
tsr the Opera II ouse would have been
filled to OVERT wing, but 1t Is crafty In q
TO know tina. those who we're tbera were
very attentive 10 the addresses OF kessrs
Spruan,e,. Higgins, Nields and Treat
and therefore may prove leaven am On q
ths masses. The speeches should be
carefully read by every voter who VA
not present, and those who missed thu
opportunity last evening should be SUR
70 be present tonight and hear th,
question discussed by George H. Bates
Esq, Hon. Charles B. Lore and oshe
Democrats who favor reform.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26

WE HAVE received Q copy OF the
Daily Hot Blast, Published at Aunis-
tjn, AlAbAns, and . perussi OF it's
pages gives an excelleu. idea OF the
nsw South, aud OF the prosperity which
70 Gro wing It's many enterprises since
II has bee o ne free and selEreliant We
ssy free, IS We contend that during the
days 1t was cursed with slavery the
master vas bound as firmly as the
slave. The brave men Of the South who
wore sbe gray oon tended for more than
they thought, and In their defeat gained
more than vistory, with slavery as the
corner-stone OF . new Confederacy,
oould ever have brousa! them. Then,
almos. the entire South WAS agricui-
tural, aud the white people depend cd
On tbs negroes 70 till the land, while
tbs cotton and other prodn,ts were sent
Eor:h to bs manufactured and thea
sent back. Bat no . ali this is chaug ged
slavery for the negro and bondage for
the master are things OF the past. and
enterprise has taken the place Of de-
psndenoe. The consequence 10 thA. the
pages OF this paps. tells OF Iron mines
being developed, OF large car shops, iron
m lie, o ,tton mills and o,her industries,
which show . new era OF pros perity
for the South, and conseq nently the
whole country. No one more heartily
reioioes in this than the loyal sons o.
the North, who during the dark day
OF the rebellion left their homes Ant
loved ones In defense OF this Union
which Is now shedding Its ble,sipg q
upon ell alike, and they feel that b,
their eforts In for ming the new Sousl
they have contributed In . great degre
to its present prosperity.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26

THE PAST FEW DAYS have produce
. great chang tu the appearance OF the
country. Many OF the trees thu, pre-.
sented . beautiful appearance have
been stripped Of their foliage and nov
look like skeletons. Every thing seems
TO indicsse the approach OF cool weasher
The grass hiss loss Its frssh appearance,
and only the wheat Gelds look green
and vigorous. We still hope, no viewer,
fdr few weeks OF pleasant weather,
which Will give builders % we'll ~ the
farmers the opp ,rtunity 10 close up
their fall work properly. We have NOT
Jet hsd Indian 81 a mer, which usually
sets In about the Arss OF N OVEN bsr, and
sometimes lasts she greater part Of the
month. rht. will be an ex exceptional
ssasoo II u should no, prevail and bs
marked with suo1 charaotsrissios %
will make i's " fiuanos persspuoie.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
PHILADELPHIA sssms 10 have ,r

PHILADELPHIA seems 10 have turn
ed over he~ 90 In relstion 70 capital
oases,. which 10 90 d'Hsrent from the way
thst matters have been oonduc,ed In
that city Is 20 % worthy not only OF
notice, but also ., 81 ex ample to some
Other PLACES, where the killing Of Q
humsn being seems no LOGGER 30 reach
the grade OF aurder Of the frst degree.
Within ten days there have oeeu tbrse
oon victions OF marder Of the g rst de.
grse in that ciry, and the indications
are thss the gui'Cy msu will pay the
penslty Of their ,rime. on ,hs scsff Did.
II such Is the c>se, is will no doubt
have . saiu,ary eff,or, and make II 6
some whst ss'er 10 the Quaker City
than It seem, TO have been for some
ane.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
wILnIssrvn q nvRrnERK II n

leave v WILMINGTON French st-eet) a. follows
Fer RoaAins, Birdsboeo, Joanna, Spring
aeh, Naynosburx Junction, Manor, Ros1
ylle, Tau aiua, Allentown, Lebanon, Weh
osrsynle and al points on the Philadsiphis
For 5prinsneld, WaynosbufK Juno
ton, DoAtosvillo. kmbreevills, Lsnaps
Onsdd's Ford and DuPonrs And interms
Hate points, .et am. Ia, and 0 10 D. IN.
for Ooatesvilis and intsrmsd ises points
st ts p. m.
FOR West Chester, re- .. n. au and La
|p. n.
For rew Bridge and intermediate points
'lt p. II. and on Saturday, at u and IL. II
p. N.
Un Sunday for Readins and intermsdiAt
points, at 90 .. m, and fof Springfield an
lntsrn nediate points ct lb p. n.
l. q. MoCAUSLAND, y. 3. HIBBARD
Superintendent GEM Psyd A r.,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
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timore Railroad.
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Baltinors and hay Lins, . Pm,
BaiIimors and wsshtnston, =, %, y
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FOR RsaoootA, . 60 = n. ana 80 tkz
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Kxprsss for DovW. Haxringtoa ana De-
IA, II % night.
YrAnkiin Osy, $50 q =.
kxprsss fcr cape Ohasies. Oia Poinf CON
sUrt sad Norfolk, II u nishs.
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Isn. Z q. 3. 8 10 d 10 D and IL q D. :
Tfsins marksd tn.s ts)srs li9tsss szpfs'
For fursns9 fnsurnstion pAaserEsys ere n
,9rsd 70 TIE taEkst ofnos ~ Ne ststioa.
J. Il WUJn
0snseai Passenger ATsns.
CEAAs \ PuaA 0enAral AaAae ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
Nsw scale OF WAsen.

A new eoale Of wages will take effeo,
In the Newspaper offices in Minneapolis
on November l. The men give 40 ths
advertisements and cuts, which will
now be set up BY men working on sai.
sry, and will rsoeivs q cents per l00C
ems OF ordinary matter; the afternoon
scale will be 81 cents Pc. 1000. Ths
scale heretofore hAs been SO and "a
oeUS per 1e00.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
WAMAM AK HRH
vn.Apsx.YHIA. We'd dAoslAy, Uc, "a

vm.ADsz.rHIA. Wednesday, Ucs q, lssJ.
Flannel weather. We have
the Flannels. More sorts
than you could take proper
note Of in half a day. We
are on the watch for every
Flannel newness that is
worth having. The mean,
fimsy Flannels don't come
this way. More brightness
and prettiness in the Fancy
FlanneIs this season thar
last. Quality at top notch
all the time.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER go. 1887
IT IS OFTEN said thA. while 1t 10 q

IT IS OFTEN said that while 1t 10 no
disgrace 10 be poor. 1t 10 freq uently
vary inoonvenient, end Ne have no
doubt that Abraham Lincoln realizsd
the truth Of this Oft repeated saying,
when he found 1t necessary, After being
elected President OF the United States,
10 be compelled TO borrow money to ges
20 Warrington O:ber great mon have
fund themselves in similar straits, and
oveu R,sooe Conkling Was obliged 70
b,rrow money enough to take him back
10 ,Nsw York after be resigned his seat
In the United States Senate. Iastances
of this kind could be multiplied over
aud over bat In this country the posi-.
bilities are great for all who will make
themselves worthy OF them. Solomon
tsiis us thss the man who 10 diiiigent
In his business shall stand before kings,
and there II NO country In the world
whsre this proverb is more likely 10 be
reAliE ed than In the UAited States OF
America. John Jacob Astor At one
time peddled candy for living on the
streets Of New York, but BY shrewd.
moss aud diligence In his busines, be-
came . millionaire. Stephen GirArd
wAs nothing but poor cabin boy, but
before he died Was the richest man Of
his day. President james X. Polk
wss ct one time poor boy, and night
aad morning drove . herd OF COWS TO
and from the pasture 6sld. President
James A. GArdeid was boy on the
tow path; AbrahAm Lincoln was .
poor ~es.srn boy, glad to split rails for
. living. but no = his name 10 immortal.
ICED, and his memory Is dear 70 every
true American. U. S.GrAnt, the great
ct general OF the nineteenth centary,
kne Y aud experienced the moon veni-
enos Of being poor, and when his ooun-
try called him from obscurity TO great
rsH WAS found ~ . tanners vat
These are bus . few OF the instances
that might be given. bat they ell point
10 the one moral: Improve your op-
portuuities, but how msDy young msn
have We among US tha. are doing Il?
Daily Republican., 1887-10-26

I.adies and gont leOen arc iustructed II
technical kno~iodge qushfy ing them fo'
the trsssaotii n OF business and the propel
n anop eMont OF b1sfness affairs.
eusinoss nsp, merchants aaA fsrnAf'
who have had doubts 40 to whether pfAca
cal business eduostion could bo obtatLot
outside Of the counting room have beon sur
prlsed 1t the thoroughly pracsioal manbel
10 which their sons and dsughtors bsv,
been qualified for busipeas sngag omsAts .
Pierce College. and srs now among II
warmest friends
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last year.
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ment proceedings, oontaaaing addresses d
,tovorDors Beaver and Biggs, ,snd Rsv, Sam
W. small and Rev. Sam. p. Jones.
Rev. JOHN THOMPSON, Dssn-
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